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AND Colorado rock‘ABESMAL The start of their 2025 campaign on Saturday hit a new low because they fell on San Diego Padres at Coors Field, 21-0, marking the worst loss of off team in the franchise history.
As Padres They poured him, MLB fans couldn’t believe what they were watching, and their voices were heard on social media
The product on the ground was awful throughout the year, because their record 6-33 is far the worst in MLB. But the football result was on the board at Coors Field, and Rockies fans in the stands, which Padres fans overwhelmed, sang for a change.
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The Colorado Rockies fan responds in the seventh inning against the Tigers in Detroit on the Coors Field. (Pictures Ron Chenoy-Hagn)
“The rocks lose 19-0 at the bottom of the heel,” one X published. “The audience sings,” Sell the team, sell a team. “
It’s not the first time Rockies owner Dick Monfort heard that they had sold their team because they hadn’t had a winning record since 2018, losing over 100 games in each of the last two seasons.
Longtime columnist Denver Gazette Woody Paige accepted after watching Saturday’s game.
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“The misleading Dick Monfort said before the season in the rare form of Rockies could have the best defense in the history of baseball,” ” Paige wrote on x. “Roxhead was just a little outside. Rockies water MLB in mistakes and are the last in the percentage of the terrain. Return to Greeley, Dick and come with you.”
The young child kept a sign in the stands that read, “My hand is resting if necessary!” Showing how desperate fans are to see a good product.
“Send Rockies in Triple,” the second user X reported.
“The leagues should enter and take teams from incompetent ownership, McCourt style,” another wrote. “Rockies ownership is no longer worth having this team. [Nolan] Arenade’s trade was an absolute end. “
The first basic player of San Diego Padres Gavin Sheets congratulated the short rates of Xander Boguerts after his home ran in the first inning against Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. (John Leyba-Hagn Pictures)
On the other hand, some have noticed that there are still many fans in the stands despite a terrible deficit. Just look at the crowd when Padres stars Fernando Tate Jr. He struck a triple Homer to achieve 19-0.
One fan gave a perspective why Monfort will never sell.
“It’s 20-0 #padres in the sixth inning, and fans make a wave over the time of their life,” the X published. “That’s why Monforts won’t sell #rockies. Fans don’t worry. Good time, beer, etc. Patetic for a real baseball fans.”
One of those true baseball fans invited Rockies fans to stop going to games after watching last night.
“As a native from Colorado, it is absolutely embarrassing that people continue to go to games, and then they complain about how bad they are,” he wrote. “… you are the reason that Monforti is not selling. Stop attending and give them money.”
In the end, at least a team of Rockies is trying to find a way to illuminate the situation.
Manager Colorado Rockies Bud Black stands in excavation with his head down during the San Diego Padres game at Coors Field. (John Leyba-Hagn Pictures)
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The rocks appear that they were suppressed by that terrible plate.
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